'Based on research over many years, at last there is a book to help young children develop coping strategies needed for a strong sense of self and socio-emotional skills needed for success in life!Using coping images to promote discussion, arts, and other discipline-based learning activities, this book provides the theoretical base and practical strategies to help young children cope in positive ways with hard situations important to the age. Applicable to classrooms and to the home environment, as well as dealing with coping for students with special needs, this book is needed more than ever in our increasingly stressful and complex world to prepare young children to successfully manage their fears and feelings.' LeoNora M. Cohen, Emeritus Professor of Education, Oregon State University, USA
--This text refers to the
paperback edition.
About the Author
Jan Deans is Senior Lecturer and Director of the Early Learning Centre at the University of Melbourne, Australia.
Kelly O'Brien is an Educational Psychologist with
experience in early childhood and early intervention, based in Australia. Kelly
currently works within the education sector where she has an interest in mental
health promotion and social and emotional learning. Kelly was instrumental in
the development of the Mentally Healthy Schools Framework, extending the
Act-Belong-Commit campaign, the first mental health promotion campaign of its
type, to a school setting.
--This text refers to the
paperback edition.
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